The 2023 Flourish and Blotts Reading challenge is here!
Grab your brooms and your TBR, it’s time for the 2023 HPOOTP-Flourish & Blotts reading challenge! In this year’s challenge, you’ll take to the sky and attempt to win the Quidditch Cup!
As usual, YOU get to set your challenge. While there are 52 prompts (plus a bonus), you can decide which level of the Quidditch Cup challenge you’re attempting to attain! Thus, you can build the challenge to the number of books you want to read! For example, you can aim for “Announcer” (12 completed prompts) for a challenge of about 1 book per month, or you can set your sights on becoming Quidditch Cup Champion, (52 prompts + bonus) for about 1 book a week – or anywhere in between!
Quidditch Cup Levels are as follows:
In the Stands: Start the reading challenge
Announcer: Finish 12 prompts
On the Team: Finish 24 Prompts
Quidditch Captain: Finish 36 Prompts
Quidditch Cup Champion: Finish 52 Prompts (+ Bonus!)
My Goal is to Make Captain
Prompts Completed 2/36
Quidditch: Involving a sport
Quidditch World Cup: Set in a country you’ve never been to
Quidditch Pitch: Set in nature
Quidditch Throughout the Ages: A historical fiction
Golden Snidget: Includes a magical creature
Quaffle: With a title including the letter Q
Bludger: A book you think will knock your socks off (or off your broom!)
Snitch: A book with a Golden Aspect (edges or cover foiled, etc)
Catching the Snitch: A book with isbn# that includes 1, 5, and 0
Nimbus 2000: Set or written before 2000
Nimbus 2001: Set or written after 2001
Firebolt: Contains a special gift
- Anna and Elsa's Hygge Life by Heather Knowles
Quidditch Gloves: Set in winter
Quidditch Goggles: Includes a character that wears glasses
Chaser: A hard to catch book (always out of stock, hard to find copies of, long library wait list)
Beater: Includes a competition
Keeper: Includes a character you fall in love with
Seeker: Includes a found family
Quidditch Teams of Britain and Ireland: Set in the British Isles
Applebee Arrows: Related to archery
Ballycastle Bats: A regency era book
Chudley Cannons: Includes a battle
Holy Head Harpies: Includes a group of strong females
Pride of Portree: Related to the LGBTQIA+ Community
Puddlemere United: With multiple points of view
Tutshill Tornados: Includes a weather event
Wingtown Wanderers: Includes travel or adventure
Hogwarts House Cup: Includes a celebration
Gryffindor: Related to Gryffindor house/traits
Hufflepuff: Related to Hufflepuff house/traits
Ravenclaw: Related to Ravenclaw house/traits
Slytherin: Related to Slytherin house/traits
Harry Potter: Includes a celebrity
Oliver Wood: Includes a fanatical character
- Our Missing Hearts by Celeste Ng
Angelina Johnson: Written by a BIPOC author
Katie Bell: Includes a character who gets cursed
Alicia Spinett: Written by a female author
Fred Weasley: Read a duology (book 1)
George Weasley: Read a duology (book 2)
Ginny Weasley: A poetry book
Cho Chang: Written by an Asian or AAPI author
Marcus Flint: Involves a fire
Cedric Diggory: Includes vampires
Viktor Krum: With a character who speaks a different language
Draco Malfoy: A book that has a large fandom following
Weasley is our King: Contains royalty
Starfish Stick: Related to the sea
Wronski Feint: Includes misdirection
Slothgrip Roll: A book that’s taken you a long time to read
Dionysus Dive: Contains a character with a vice
Body Blow: With a body part on the cover
Double Eight Loop: Written by multiple authors
Bonus: A book that mentions Harry Potter
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